Primordial World: With the Three Pure Ones as My Masters, You Want to Compare Backers?
Chapter 179

Fangs first revealed

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After the New Heavenly Court was established.

All the immortals of the Primordial World, whether they lived in seclusion, shunned the world, or wandered among mortals for amusement.

In short, every immortal was forcibly entered into the Immortal Registry.

And as order in the Primordial World was overhauled.

More immortals began plotting resistance against the Heavenly Court to escape its restrictions.

But these immortals were swiftly wiped out, hardly worth mentioning.

The entire Primordial World gradually entered a process of standardized development.

This was necessary, a process that had to happen.

Some had their interests encroached upon, some had their cave abodes seized, and some had their fortuitous opportunities transferred to others.

The process was chaotic, but for the Primordial World, this was undoubtedly the best possible overhaul.

Standardization, expansion of scale, and militarization were the series of changes the Primordial World was currently undergoing.

Leaving aside the Heavenly Court's actions.

The Human Race in its midst also began overseeing household registration, enclosing land, and seizing territory.

The Human Race began advancing into Eastern Victory Continent, Northern Kuru Continent, Southern Jambudvipa, and West Ox-He Continent.

Humans could be found across all Four Great Continents, and crucially, their numbers on every continent were increasing at a frantic pace.

Combined with the Human Race's innate talents and enormous population base, the number of human immortals was also rising sharply.

Meanwhile, Human Emperor Xuanyuan was wrestling with a dilemma.

He had ascended to the position of Human Emperor, yet lacked its actual authority.

Though he ostensibly commanded the Human Race, its various tribes were each fighting their own battles in practice.

The Human Emperor was more like the chief of a large tribe. He could mobilize smaller tribes, but could not interfere in their internal affairs.

This made governing the Human Race extremely

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